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president
n.總統(tǒng)；會長；校長；行長
Many American Presidents served in Congress before they became President.
許多美國總統(tǒng)在成為總統(tǒng)之前都曾在國會任職。
congressman
n.國會議員，眾議院議員(女性為congresswoman)
candidate
n.候選人(nominee)
He is the right candidate for presidency.
他是合適的總統(tǒng)候選人。
opponent
n.對手，反對者(rival)
As an opponent to the Bush administration, he showed his strong aversion to the Iraq war.
作為布什政府的反對者，他極其厭惡伊拉克戰(zhàn)爭。
advocator
n.辯護者
Mary is an advocator for equal treatment of woman and man in workplace.
瑪麗是職場男女平等的倡導者。
auditor
n.審計員；旁聽者
emperor
n.皇帝，君主(女皇帝為：empress)
monarch
n.君主(king, queen, ruler)
Mountain Tai is the monarch of all mountains in China to some extent.
泰山在一定程度上是中國百岳之王。
democrat
n.民主黨人
republican
n.共和黨人
To be a republican nominee, one must excel in all things concerning politics.
一個人要想成為共和黨候選人，就必須在政治方面出類拔萃。
representative
n.代表
The representatives were all amazed by what had happened in the factory.
代表們都被工廠里發(fā)生的事情驚呆了。
delegate
n.代表(representative) v.委派…為代表(appoint, assign)
The general delegated his subordinate to perform a task.
將軍委派他的部下執(zhí)行一項任務。
dictator
n.獨裁者(dictatorship, tyrant)
The emperor was described as a dictator by his people.
皇帝被他的子民描述為獨裁者。
